>Marc, cutting off a reporter's question about Kobe.
>"I'm not comfortable talking about it. To this day, I cannot really talk about it."
>Asked about the team breaking huddles with "1-2-3 Mamba," Gasol said Kobe "will always be a part of this team... He was obviously someone that we looked up to. Sorry. Sorry I could not give you a better answer."
[Faigen] Marc, whose brother Pau won two titles with Kobe, also knew him at least a little bit, too
Tweet >Zoom interviews go forever, and #Bulls bus was waiting to leave as Zach LaVine was still talking.
>As interview was set to get cut off, LaVine noticed a Greek reporter -- who stays up overnight to work -- still had his Zoom hand raised and told him to ask last question anyway.
Great gesture from Zach
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